* Refactor ios cliconf plugin and ios_config module
* Refactor ios cliconf plugin to support generic network_config module
* Refactor ios_config module to work with cliconf api's
* Enable command and response logging in cliconf pulgin
* cliconf api documentation
* Fix unit test and other minor changes
* Doc update
* Fix CI failure
* Add default flag related changes
* Minor changes
* redact input command logging by default
* Return messages generated from edit_config to module
* This does not seem to work that way
* Change test IP addresses to not conflict with device config
* Initial commit
* Socket Timeout and dest file handler
* sftp handling
* module name change as per review
* multiple thread tmp file overwite problem
* Integration test suite for network_put
* add additional testcase for dest argument
* fix pylint/pep8/modules warnings
* add socket timeout for get_file
* network_get module
* pep8 issue on network_get
* Review comments
* Remove raw byte-strings from cliconf plugins of supported platforms + edgeos
Remove uses of to_bytes, too
* Update CliConfBase docstring to reflect current position on byte strings
* Handle multiple sub prompts for network_cli connection
Fixes#35349
* Check if the same prompt is repeated in consecutive window
if it is repeated it indicates there is problem with answer
provided
* In that case report error to user
* Fix CI failure
* Fixes#35349
* Add prompt_retry count to control max number of times
to expect the same prompt before it error's out
* Make required changes in ios and eos terminal plugin to handle
wrong enable password correctly and return proper error
message to user.
* Check if the same prompt is repeated in consecutive window
if it is repeated it indicates there is the problem with an answer
provided
* In that case report error to user
Change cb1b705218 introduced the newline
parameter on network_cli plugin, but that was never introduced on cliconf.
This causes ios_user to break, since the newline value is never plumbed thru
to network_cli
* Fix persistent command timeout handling
We were using play context timeout on ansible-connect to set
the persistent command timeout handler. Thus, we were ignoring
the persistent_command_timeout setting.
Moreover, even by changing that on ansible-connection, were again
overriding it on cliconf send_command, since in a same process we can
just set a single alarm and cliconf send_command alarm setup is executed
after ansible-connection alarm setup.
* Remove alarm setting on cliconf send_command
The alarm is set regardless before it is executed by ansible-connection.
Setting an alarm again, overrides/disables the previous ones as a single
process can just have a single alarm set.
* Move the setting of persistent command timeout to network_cli
We do also use ansible-connection for connection local, so if a
user provides a timeout via provider that would be ignored if we
set the value on ansible-connection.
Moving that logic to network_cli plugin constructor makes both
connections to work.
* Remove debug statements
* Set the persistent command timeout on task_executor
We can't set the timeout on ansible-connection nor network_cli,
otherwise tasks using provider timeout won't work.
* Fix junos integration test fixes as per connection refactor (#33050)
Refactor netconf connection plugin to work with netconf plugin
* Fix junos integration test fixes as per connection refactor (#33050)
Refactor netconf connection plugin to work with netconf plugin
Fix CI failure
Fix unit test failure
Fix review comments
Ganesh Nalawade
Nathaniel Case
Deepak Agrawal
Kedar Kekan
Ricardo Carrillo Cruz
Peter Sprygada